New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-23
Personal.

Tho Rev. Dr. T. 7. Munger, OF New-hsVen' "h'
last week brought ont new book and MISS muh
gor VIII sail for Europe on July -
Governor wetmoro and family have gone to New
port for the
The Rev. Ethclbcrt Talbot VIII BIO consecrated
Missionary Bishop Of wyoming and Idaho at St. Louis
next Friday.
Ex-Governor Marshall, of Minnesota, will next DC
tober celebrate the fortieth anniversary Of bis arri
val at tho site Of ST. Pau.
Competitive designs are now called for, for the
group OF bronco satuary that to ornament the san
100000.
sepator-oIect Pasco, OF Florida, served In the
rebel army and had brother in the National army
According to "The Arkansas Democrat II Mr.
Garland ia appointed to the Supreme Court of the
United states and BE- accepts the ,sRTpSs IN Se
ference to scnso OF public duty"
DIR. Francisco Nora Roman Catholic Bishop of
Monterey and Los Angeles, is expected to return
homo in July. He has been spending much time In
spain tho guest Of tire venerable Archbishop Ale
many, who retains keen and active interests III
Mr. Lamoureux tho plucly manager who lately
produced "Lohengrin" in Paris, has beautiful
daughter and the chlvalrous anti Wagnerians plot
ted to dlshglro her face with vltriol If he did not
withdraw tho opera.
Tho return Of Ras kula's released italian captlves
OF was an nnectlnE cVenD W Nbplcs' fNnlche
them was Count saimbeni, and another was tho
twelve-year-old son OF Mayor Plano. The little lad
camo homo not O whit daunted by his long and
strange imprisonment during which he was always
chained hand and foot to an Abyssinian boy OF
about bis own ago %0msens hearts are always m IN
sp nG s,ng5Sg Of Es ne au SSwdd
Sa SStcves q Kindness nD s' Sfo Could the little
boy, and did something to soften the rigors Of his
imprisonment. Young Piano shows with some
nftdo gold which sha him, SAVING,
"Ihlnk OF me when you arc in Italy"
Nine Emma Nevada and her husband DR. Palmer,
havo pretty little elghtmonthsold daughter named
Mignon. Tho child born in France, her mother
I. American ard her father Is an EngIlshmnan an
Palmer will talk English and tho nurse Will speak
only German, the little one bids fair TO DO quite
cosmopolitan
The curious pseudonyme which Mr.. F. ]. Stimson,
tho novelist has adopted, says Tho Boston Record"
has created not a little curiosity This, however,
but betrays tho authors legal training. The books
OF ancient English law make frequent Of the term
a. s. OF Dale" when IL is desired to make reference
some supposltitious person 1t is, therefore, gen
the law may apply. In searching for no IN de plume
dual personality in his two classes OF literary work
this old form NATURALLY suggested ITSELF 10 his MIND,
trained 10 dcve in ancient legal Lore
The Rev. S. F. Smith, who ffty-fvc years ago
wrote any country, It's OF thee,' has lately cele-
1fate0 MS seventy dhnAtAsoAJ 'to
OrOus health.
Mr.. Sol Smith Russell having settled in Minneapolis,
will devote himself TO the business Of manufacturing
plumbers and railway supplies and steam-heatlng
appliances His manager, Mr. Fred Berger, also
retres from active theatrical life and VIII hence
forth manage o newspaper in Michigan.
Tho Queen Of Spain Is spending the spring al
Aranjuez. on tho Tagus, delightful place which
has been neglected by royalty for tho past twenty
two years.
Queen Victoria and the Pope are personally &C
aualnted They first met at Brussels at a banquet
given by the King. Cardinal Pecci was Nunco there
and doyen OF the diplomatic CORPS and he sat by tnt
Queen and had a long conversation with her. After
ward no bad an audience Of her in London.
A writer In "The Congregatlonallst' pays a higf
tribute to the public work Of tho Rev. DR.. Joseph T.
Duryea, Of Boston, who Is admIringy remembered by
thousands in this city and Brooklyn. Tho after
noon service" he says "begns at O'Clock with What
IL called Bible class, in reality Bible lecture on the
salient points in the Sunday school lesson. The
Doctor sits in his chair and talks He does not have
even Bible in his hand. How marvellous the dictton
How pertinent tho illustrations How deep and
varied the personal experience from which they arr
drawn How fundamental the principles In polluca
philosophy which arc emphasized what brave
ringing words tho injustice OF the rich toward tht
poor OF the preaching Service, which began at
O'clock II is perhaps enough to say Of the sermon
that while little stately in style, IL largely
I'm the line Of the lecture just given. 1t was de
Ilvered without the aid " note, was conversations
and familiar, and although profound In It's philosophy
was yet simple and plain I'm Its language a. 70 pt
| comprehended even by child"